Multivalued forbidden numbers of two-rowed configurations -- the missing cases
Wallace Peaslee, Attila Sali, Jun Yan

TL;DR
This paper advances extremal combinatorics by determining forbidden matrix configurations for 3-valued matrices with two rows, especially focusing on missing cases and asymptotic behaviors for specific configurations.
Contribution
It completes the classification of forbidden configurations for 2-rowed matrices over a 3-valued alphabet, providing asymptotic and exact results for previously unresolved cases.
Findings
Asymptotic behavior of forb(m,3,p·K2) - forb(m,3,p·I2) for p>3 determined.
Exact values of forb(m,3,F) computed for many 2-rowed 2-matrices.
Systematic extension of prior work on forbidden configurations in 2-matrices.
Abstract
The present paper considers extremal combinatorics questions in the language of matrices. An -matrix is a matrix with entries in . An -matrix is simple if it has no repeated columns. A matrix is a configuration in a matrix , denoted , if it is a row/column permutation of a submatrix of . is the set of -rowed, simple -matrices not containing a configuration of and . Dillon and Sali initiated the systematic study of for -matrices , and computed for all 2-rowed when . In this paper we tackle the remaining cases when . In particular, we determine the asymptotics of for , where is the simple -matrix and…
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Taxonomy
Topicsgraph theory and CDMA systems · Mathematics and Applications · Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation
